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Final exact-head contributor receiptBoth upstream candidate patches are validated on the current PR head. Boris /
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Summary
Prepares two small, fork-ready upstream contributions without modifying either upstream repository.
Boris Cherny /
anthropics/claude-code-action#1522Pinned source:
The triggering
pull_request_reviewcurrently shares itssubmitted_atwithtriggerTime, so the strict timestamp filter removes the very review that launched the workflow, including its inline comments.Candidate contract:
Validation:
Greg Brockman /
gdb/tee-output#3Pinned source:
The investigation showed two distinct lifecycle boundaries:
The final candidate replaces external
teewith a small bundled binary relay and uses two ordered acknowledgements:Validation:
Boundary
These are candidate patches and regression tests, not claims that either upstream project has accepted the diagnosis or fix. External publication still requires user-owned GitHub forks. No upstream issue, branch, label, review, approval, or merge state is modified here.